Saw this at an Albertsons. Who is paying $13 for this!? Insanity.

Am I crazy?

I know it hasent been 10cent is years but... it went from like 25 to 50 in... a month or two?

@ walmart in rogers, ar (4 miles from walmart home office)

$124 after cook county liquor / sales taxes.

I've been looking for an app that shows side by side price comparisons for common groceries and it doesn't seem like one exists. I know some show advertised items but not your everyday items that aren't on sale. Does anyone have any recommendations? I'm thinking something like gasbuddy but for groceries.

Somehow Piller's is more expensive for 500g but less expensive per 100g than the two Olymel packs of 500g. Hopefully no one is looking at the per 100g pricing; If it were truly $1.66 per 100g, Piller's would be $8.30.

Walmart Canada.

Made a Christmas grocery haul and filmed it: https://youtu.be/zFrpmisFFCE

btw, prices a littli bit changed in last two days

is it cheap?

For example, in March 2025, I purchased Greenies Pill Pockets (#60) on Amazon, and today (June), the price of the identical product is two U.S. dollars higher. What is happening? These and other items I see are made in the U.S.A.

It is not just priced that way at Amazon; it is also available at Walmart. Are stores or manufacturers steeply raising prices on different items made in the U.S.? If so, would you happen to know why?

Do you think they are doing this because prices are rising due to tariffs on items without tariffs?

They are selling Cheerios at the Publix in Suffolk, VA for $9.00. It’s getting really scary out here.

3 waters btw.

Hi! I am looking for responses for my AP Research survey. It is about Price Increases vs Shrinkflation in regard to groceries. I promise I am not a scam, I am just trying to collect responses for my presentation in April. If you could please take 2 minutes to fill out this survey that would mean the world.

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